20 POINTS!

English

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vodka [1.7K]4 years ago

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Answer:

It started when I was a transfer student, I was too shy to ask someone where the toilet could be or what are we taking notes about. So I had to talk to the person near me, people thought that I judged them by their appearance but I look at people differently without criticising them .They thought that I was a fake because my 'friend' spread rumors about me that I never done. They thought I was a two faced, because I would be smiling and getting angry in less than a minute, but they never understand that they should love someone of what they are. And understand that everyone cannot be the same.

how I got through it?

I don't think I got through it in the inside, they think that I got over it but, I just want them to know that I never did, but what would you think? 'its ok, try harder' but all you see is they call you a 'attention seeker' or a "depressed person" no one really cares if I'm fine or not, they just expect a "I'm good" or "I'm fine". But little do you know someone can go through a lot then others can,

and I'm just here put a real smile on my face and say it's going to be okay and NEVER give up.

p.s:this is so bad.

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